PERSONAL.

Lyttelton Times, Volume CXV, Issue 16487, 28 February 1914, Page 12

PERSONAL.

His Excellency. Lord Liverpool ar» rived from Wellington yesterday. Captain Edwards left for Wellington last night. Mr J- Grigg arrived from Wellington yesterday. Dr Truby King arrived from Wellington yesterday. •• Captain Hutton arrived from Wet lington yesterday. " y Mr E. Nordon returned from Web. lington yesterday. Archdeacon Woodhaye arrived from the north yesterday. Dr J. S. Farries, of Adelaide, arrived in the city yesterday. Dr Knight was a passenger by the Maori for Wellington last evening. Mr T. Cowlishaw left for Wellington last evening by the ferry steamer. Captain Glendining was a passenger by the Maori from Wellington yesterday. Messrs C. Jefferson and D. BM’Quire left for Wellington last, ingDr Scannell, who has been in England for three years, returned to Christchurch yesterday. Mr C. A. Piper, traffic superintendent. of .the North Island railways, arrived from the : north yesterday. Mr M. L. Reading, associate editor of the “ New Zealand Times,”'has beenappointed editor of the “ Lytteltor Times.” Mr and Mrs M’lntosh, Mr and Mrs E. G. Grant (Sydney), Mr and Mts W. C. Howe (Wellington) and Mrs O’Brien. (Auckland) were arrivals in the city yesterday. V , . . Mr B. M. Wilson, General Manager of the Tourist Department, will arrive in Christchurch from Mount Cook by the first express to-day, and will leave for'Wellington at 7.40 p.m. Mr Ransford, the Australian cricketer, at present in Christchurch', has received a cable message recalling him, and will leave on Thursday week. . Bishop Grimes will leave this morning on an episcopal visit to the West Coast. He will visit all the principal centres of that part of the diocese, and will be away for about a month. . Oversea arrivals in the city yesterday were Messrs J. W. Dewsberry and E. F. Broad (Sydney), T. Coverdah(Madras), C‘. C. Mills (Melbourne), E.' Keighley (Leamington) and A. Nielen (United States). Among the arrivals in the' city yesterday were Messrs E. Macfarlane, J. Macfarlane and A. Macfarlane (Rangiora), A. L. Haslam, J. S. Rutherford, J. W. Bone, S. E. Rutherford (Cass), H. O. Brown (Timaru), A.- S. Smith (Fairlie), C. Oliver (Culverden) and J. M. A. Ilatt, C. A. Piper and L. Kaliane (Wellington). Quite a number of well-known people left for London on Thursday afternoon by the lonic. Among them are Sir Francis and Lady Price and Miss Price, Lady Russell and Miss Russell, Mr'and Mrs A. E. Mabin, Mr Joseph Joseph, Mrs D. G. Riddiford, Captain Lawrell (Christchurch), Mr S. J.” Nathan and Mr and Mrs J. W. Court (Auckland), Mr J. F. Maunsell (Carterton) and Mr J. H. Quilliam (New Plymouth).. Dr W. F. Adeney, ex-cliairman of the Congregational Union of England and Wales, and lately Principal of Lancashire Theological College, editor of the “Century Bible,” and one of t'ao great scholars of the Congregational Church, will arrive in .Christ* church from Wellington this mornings He will take part in the celebration of the jubilee of Trinity Congregational Church, preaching at the evening service to-morrow. He will be one of the speakers at a public meeting in Trinity Church oh Tuesday evening, will be entertained at tea on Tuesday evening, and will deliver a lecture on “ Tin Bible and Modern Problems ” 'in Trinity Church on Thursday evening.